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A-level Dance
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Describe the costumes in Little Red Rooster
Men wear black trousers, soft jazz shoes, shirt with velvet jackets and ties in varying colours
Women wear black high neck, sleeves mini dress with red panels in the skirt section, black tights and jazz shoes
Lighting for Little Red Rooster?
Neutral colour, dimmer at the edges of the stage and a large central wash to illuminate dancers.
Actions within Little Red Rooster
Rooster gestures with broken wrist in front, pecking head, wing arms, dragging steps with chest forward
Grooming gestures such as tie adjustment, slicking hair, cufflinks gestures
Dynamic in Little Red Rooster?
Movement has a slow and lethargic quality, suggestive of an afternoon watching girls go by
Use of the heavy beat at the start of the bar adds natural accent without breaking being staccato
Formation in Little Red Rooster
4 men spread around the centre stage. A soloist enters from stage right, performing in the downstage right and centre sections of the stage
Female enters, performing duets with Red and Blue roosters initiating exits, performing duet with remaining rooster initiating exit
Space in Little Red Rooster
Solo performed in bottom right quarter of the stage, inside an arc of ‘roosters’
Woman enters for upstage left through the rooster wall and initiates exits stage right for rooster
Relationships/devices used in Little Red Rooster
Direct correlation with elements of music visualisation on accents (2nd repeat of “dogs begin to bark”
Clear ‘lead rooster’ while others are back up
Female dancer changes the relationships as she cause men to leave
Repetition of key rooster/male gestures
Links to subject matter of Rooster
Masculine gestures with animalistic qualities
Culture references through leg gestures, reflecting pop stars of the 60s (e.g. Elvis, Jagger)
Female dancer appears to intrude and negatively affect the men